Light/dark cycles

@Sirsmokes,

Light during the days effects the part of photosynthesis involved with “light-dependent reactions”, while many other part of the Calvin Cycle, and other systems, continue while the lights are off. Both day and night are important to photosynthesis.

Light is one of the fuels that feed the Calvin Cycle, but there’s plenty going on in this engine so it doesn’t stop when the lights are out.

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Very cool indeed, As Jesse Pinkman said, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRL4uIVzVWI

If you can give them daylight, and led at night on 20 hrs intervals. It makes it explode, and transition is nothing. If that’s too much hassle, then put in the sun a couple times a week. It should transition without a hiccup.